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Complicating Mexican efforts to address immigration issues is an 'unusual avalanche' of asylum seekers from Haiti.

The money is to be used for housing, food, other necessities and enrolling children in school.

Authorities to examine objects to determine their authenticity and establish their provenance.

WMO report says pandemic-related curbs temporarily improved air quality in number of places, especially in urban areas.

The half-shredded artwork will return to auction on October 14 with an estimated sale price of $5.5m to $8.3m.

Two sides expected to discuss plan to ease Lebanon's power crisis by transmitting electricity via the Syrian grid.

With a conservative government in Iran and Biden touting 'other options', restoring JCPOA will be hard, analysts say.

Dozens of people died in five states as storm water cascaded into people’s homes, engulfing cars and urban streets.

The spike in infections has also curbed consumer activity and disrupted in-person schooling and return-to-office plans.

The Russian president is treading carefully with the hardline group, which Moscow still considers a 'terrorist' group.

Theordore McCarrick, once the archbishop of Washington, DC is the only US cardinal to be charged with child sex crimes.

It was a mistake not to include the Taliban in the post-2001 state-building effort.

Menachem Rosensaft, who was born in a Nazi concentration camp, has penned a poem about Srebrenica.

The transition government cannot ignore domestic needs and crises to focus on pursuing international recognition.

Major firms are eager to profit from a legal Mexican cannabis market, but will they be able to navigate the risks?

Sinovac's decision to set up a vaccine plant in Chile is the latest example of growing trade between China and Chile.

Fighting between rival armed forces poses challenge to the unity government as it struggles to conduct December polls.

Media reports say assistance comes within the framework of the humanitarian role being played by the UAE in Afghanistan.

Hundreds of families flee fighting between Taliban and resistance forces for the control of final holdout province.

FIFA to investigate abuse that took place in Hungary, while UK PM Johnson condemns 'completely unacceptable' racism.

Hundreds of girls write to Indian PM, who himself promised last year to review the minimum age of marriage for women.

Nandos, Greggs and McDonalds are among the chains that have limited menus because of Brexit and the pandemic.

Alexanda Kotey is one of two ISIL members captured in Iraq before facing trial on 'terrorism' charges in the US.

A four-year drought has pushed at least 30,000 people in southern Madagascar to level five of famine, the UN warned.

Country logs nearly 11,000 cases and 48 related deaths this year, the government says as it also battles COVID pandemic.

The former director of the CDC talks about the Delta variant, booster shots and the world’s unvaccinated.

Security lockdown and near-total communications blackout for a second day after Syed Ali Shah Geelani's death.

Israel carried out 'an air aggression' near Damascus early on Friday, a Syrian military source has said.

About 2,500 people die in lightning strikes in India each year, government data shows, compared with just 45 in the US.

Japanese leader saw his support sink below 30 percent as the nation struggles with its worst wave of COVID-19 cases.

3-tonne missile designed to destroy underground facilities by penetrating tunnels to nullify nuclear launches.

The shape the Taliban government will take, and who will lead, could be announced as some humanitarian flights resume.

United Kingdom alleges conglomerate Htoo Group and founder Tay Za are linked to arms deals on behalf of coup leaders.

Former DA Jackie Johnson is charged with violating her oath of office and hindering a law enforcement officer.

Democrats plan to debate and vote on legislation aimed at stopping states from enacting tough anti-abortion regulations.

Gaza health authorities say at least 15 other Palestinians, including a child, were wounded by Israeli fire.

Environment minister says Congo would ask for reparations for the damage caused without specifying an amount.

The oil company will get 1.5 million barrels of US Department of Energy-supplied crude for its Baton Rouge refinery.

Media regulator warns Western tech giants could be held criminally liable if they do not comply with Russian law.

Tens of thousands of Afghans are in the process of being resettled in Western countries.

Demonstrators blame Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha for the government's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic,

The 12-member panel of seven men and five women was sworn in on Thursday.

Mahmoud Abbas says PA is ready to take 'confidence-building steps' and achieve calm in occupied Palestinian territories.

Lawrence Muganga, vice-chancellor of Victoria University, arrested by joint security forces, military says.

The hurricane's remnants dropped devastating rainfall in four US states killing at least 21 and causing major flooding.

Thomas Lane, J. Kueng and Tou Thao do not want their trials to be broadcast like Derek Chauvin's.

Chinese President Xi Jinping did not give a date for the establishment of the new stock exchange.

Ireland's Data Protection Commission found violations in the way WhatsApp explained how it processed users' data.

Tributes pour in for music giant, politician and activist after the announcement of his death in Athens.